Through my long-time friend and colleague, Dave Coon (whom Elisa always referred to as her “OTL”), I came to know and love the beautiful Elisa. But how could anyone NOT love her for her grace, humility and sheer joy for life. Not settling for celebrating just the high points or achievements of life, Elisa embraced every single day with her constant outflow of demonstrated love for all her family and friends. She punctuated every moment and sentence with energy and unrestrained happiness and one always felt more special and more loved simply by being in her presence.   Even now I hear her sweet laughter and the lilt of her voice. We are all better for having known Elisa and though none can take her place, even while we grieve, we rejoice that she has rejoined her One True Love. My sincere condolences to Elisa’s family whom she loved so very much. 

I met Elisa at Seed Kitchen Restaurant when it first opened about 5 years ago.  She had the distinct honor of being the 1st Official Customer in the door the day it opened! We were regulars almost every week end and began to talk. Elisa was so easy to talk to and constantly asking about you, your family, your life. It wasn't until a few week ends of chatting that I realized I had to make a real effort to ask about her to get to know her. She was so interested in others, she had such an amazing and positive attitude about life. But I'm sure most of you know that. I'm sorry I never got to meet any of the family. She talked about you all constantly! And Dave. She loved you all so much and wanted to recount everything her grand kids did. Being a grandma myself it was sort of a mutual admiration society we had going.  We sat at the bar to eat and I would have a glass of wine and she would have a Kir Royal.  We expanded our friendship to lunches out side of the regular Seed nights. When she got sick I began emailing her any encouragement I could think of and would go over to the house where she would insist on serving me my glass of water and then lay down on the couch and we would talk. Her attitude was one of love and thankfulness till the very end. She knew God was in control and said she was not afraid to die. I wish I could have had more time to enjoy this sweet lady and her bright spirit, but now she is in no more pain and with her beloved Dave. We were planning a party for her at Seed but Elisa didn't make it. My husband and I went in that night and Chris the manager brought us a Kir Royal to toast to the wonderful life of Elisa!

I am Elisa's daughter and to see these notes brings me happy tears.  She was so excited about her 50th reunion, and I know she will be there in spirit dancing the night away.  And I am the daughter she planned the get away for.  It is just like her to be authentic and real and share her life with people who helped her.  She appreciated the little kindnesses people showed just as much as the big ones.  We miss her terribly in our house, but know she is with us on the first day of school, her grandson's 12th birthday tomorrow, and all our life after.  She is with her twin brother Joey, her OTL Dave Coon, her best friend Mary, Mac, and so many others in God's kingdom.  Thank you for sharing.

I never met Elisa but I think of her almost daily since we spoke a few months ago.  I booked her a room for a getaway for her daughter and husband.  I work for Marriott and she told me of her illness and all about her loving wonderful daughter who I was booking the room for and all about her grandchildren.  I put her name on a sticky note because her words touched me so much.  I have the sticky note that says "touched my heart".  I knew we were meant to connect.  From our conversation I felt love shine through.  For whatever reason I decided to google Elisa today and sadly came up with her obit.  I want to reach out to your family and let you know how my prayers are with you and all my loving thoughts.  I want you to know that the brief interaction I had with your beautiful Elisa made a huge difference in my life.  I will send prayers to you all and to Elisa.  Thank you Elisa for touching my life.  She told me that when I went to sleep that night to remember and say to myself "I made a difference".  In fact, it was Elisa who made the difference in my life.  

I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Elisa's passing. I was SO looking forward to seeing her at our 50th High School reunion and catching up with her life. Elisa was a beautiful person, inside and out and I know she will be missed.  I am thankful to have shared all of our school years together...cheerleading, ballgames, sock hops and pajama parties! I'm sure she is resting in the arms of Jesus and finally getting to see her family in heaven! Hope she gives Joey a hug for me.  Prayers for all her family. 

I am so sorry to hear of Elisa's passing. Myself, along with  many of her longtime friends, were so looking forward to catching up at our 50th  highschool reunion. She will be missed in so many ways by family and friends. My sincerest condolences to her family.

Elisa was one of the sweetest people I knew at MDS.  We talked about how excited we were to see our classmates again at our upcoming 50th reunion. She will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to her children and grandchildren 

OBITUARIO

Elisa Pascullis Coon

27 septiembre, 1950 – 20 julio, 2018

H.M. Patterson & Son-Canton Hill Chapel

Muestre su apoyo

Comparta Un Recuerdo

Comparta
Un Obituario

Obtenga actualizaciones

Servicios